Page Four.
THE SALEMITE
March 14, 1947.
Freshmen Beat Seniors
In First Tournament Game
Tlie first game of the basketball'
tournament, Freshmen vs. Soniors,
was played Thursday night, March
13. The game ended with the score
27-20 in favor of^the Freshmen.
During the first three quartern
the lead boundel back and forth be
tween the two teams, with each
team allowing equal,skill and team
work. In the last quarter, the Fresh
men began showing their strength
and took the lead-holding it until
the end.
High scorer for the Seniors was
Hallie McLean and for the Fresh
men, Beverly Johnson. Outstanding
guarding technique was shown by
Quinerly and Roberson. Fine spirit
and cooperation was shown by all
the players.
The starting line-up for the'two
teams was:
Freshmen:
Seniors:
Johnson
r.f.
Stroup
c.f.
Paul
l.f.
Senter
l.f
Dc Busk
c.f.
McLean
r.f
Persons
r.g.
Quinerly
r-g-
Roberson
l.f.
Bullock
eg
Sargent
c.f.
lleitman
l.g
Nurses Speak
To Students
Miss Eleanor Lee, Assistant Pro
fessor of Nursing at the Presbyterian
Hospital School of Nursing which
is an affiliate of Columbia Univer
sity in New York, will be on campus
Monday to t.alk with anyone who is
interesting in Nursing or any re
lated careers such as medicine, nu
trition, medical secretarial work,
and various specialized therapy
fields. Miss Lee will address a
group of faculty advisers while she
is here.
Miss Alarie Buckley of the Van
derbilt School of Nursing was here
yesterday interviewing students in
terested in medicine and related
fields.
Two Groups
To Hold Forum
An open forum on the Palestine
situation will be held Wednesday
evening at fi;45 in the living room
of Bitting. This ineeting is being
sponsored by the International Eo
lations Club and the Y. W. C. A.
Principal speakers will be Rabbi
Engle from Greensboro and Eabbi
Rosenthal from Winston-Salem. They
will be introduced by Alice Gold
berg, president of the Jewish Girls
of Winston-Salem and a day stu
dent at Salem College. A panel dis
cussion will be held after the .talks,
and refreshments will be served at
the end of the meeting.
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ANN CAEOTHERS
Carothers Is
New A. A. Head
Ann Carothers of Rock Kill, S. C.
was elected president of the 1947-’48
Athletic Association, defeating Is
abelle Leeper and Sarah Clark in
elections Tuesday morning. Ann is
an active participant in a majority
of campus organizations. Since her
freshman year, she has shown in
terest in hockey, basketball, tennis,
swimming and horseback-riding. She
became a member of the Athletic As
sociation her Sophomore year as
swimming manager, and this year
she served as treasurer of the as
sociation. Also she was basketball
manager for her class in 1946; she
won third place in the horse show,
1946; she has been on varsity basket
ball and hockey teams. Ann is a
member of the Salemlte staff, sec
retary of the French Club, secretary
of Pierrettes and Junior Class rep
resentative to the Judicial Board.
She, was on the Dean’s List her
Freshman and Sophomore years and
chosen a member of the Honor
Society this year.
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Research Group
Meets Tuesday
The Faculty Research Group will
have its final meeting of the school
year Tuesday evening at 7:30 in
the Art Studio. Ur. Howard Rond-
thaler will speak about the ad
ministration of his father. Bishop
Kdward Rondthaler who was Presi
dent of Salem for many years. Mr.
Kenneth Evett will exj)lain ‘‘The
Process of Painting a Picture.” Miss
.less Byrd, chairman of the group,
will preside.
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Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday
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Sunday, Monday
“Song of the South”
Tuesday
“Devotion”
Wednesday, Thursday
“Til the End of Time”
Friday, Saturday
“Little Miss Big”
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